i want to display data from text file in list view and in tree view root will be file name, but i dont know how to do it, the problem is with displaying text file data in list view, i don't know anything about that.
text file data is very simple
it is just a square matrix of double values like:

these are the things i can just read and understand im totally new at this can smone plz give me step by step guide and some sample code, i know how to create list view and adding items and columns but i dont know how to do it with file i have done reading file line by line using other method at some other place for storing values in matrix but i dont know reading here for list view, can smone help me with sample code for the example i quoted in first post

September 24th, 2012, 05:38 AM

cilu

Re: display data of text file in list view

Well, why don't you ask for the entire program then? Ovidiu already provided links to examples, so why don't you start by looking at them and give them a try. You shouldn't expect others to do your work. Instead you should try harder by yourself.

September 24th, 2012, 06:02 AM

ovidiucucu

Re: display data of text file in list view

Even advanced programmers can be "totally new" in some circumstances until reading and understanding the documentation. That's programmer's life, often you have to sweat a little instead of asking others to do all the work for you, for free.

Just giving some more hints:

If using MFC, to fill a listview, have a look at CListCtrl::InsertColumn, CListCtrl::InsertItem, and CListCtrl::SetItem / CListCtrl::SetItemText.

If not using MFC but plain WinAPI, have a look at LVM_INSERTCOLUMN, LVM_INSERTITEM, and LVM_SETITEM / LVM_SETITEMTEXT.

Of course, you can notice that's not exactly for copy-paste purpose.
It's to just to show "HOW TO", like many other examples you can find over the internet, in manuals, documentation, tutorials, and so on.
Next, you have to sweat a little and adapt it to your specific requirements/needs.

September 24th, 2012, 09:42 AM

tspga

Re: display data of text file in list view

i dont have any problem with creating right view, thanx for your help but i already know that, what im asking is about reading file and tokenizing and then getting access to that read data for displaying. my questions

i have tried reading file and have made ReadTextFile(...) member function of listview class
Q1. is this function called automatically somewhere or i have to call it explicitly
Q2. if i have to call it explicitly somewhere im confused ,how to provide its parameters i.e LPCTSTR pszFileName, CStringArray& arrLines from where did i get them
Q3. tokenize is used to parse string so first i have to get string from arrlines right?arrLines.Add(strLine); is used to add string ,which function is better to be used for getting string from arrlines?

pardon me for asking basics but im quite new to visual c++ thats why.

September 24th, 2012, 09:50 AM

GCDEF

Re: display data of text file in list view

Quote:

Originally Posted by tspga

i dont have any problem with creating right view, thanx for your help but i already know that, what im asking is about reading file and tokenizing and then getting access to that read data for displaying. my questions

i have tried reading file and have made ReadTextFile(...) member function of listview class
Q1. is this function called automatically somewhere or i have to call it explicitly
Q2. if i have to call it explicitly somewhere im confused ,how to provide its parameters i.e LPCTSTR pszFileName, CStringArray& arrLines from where did i get them
Q3. tokenize is used to parse string so first i have to get string from arrlines right? which function is better to be used for that purpose?

pardon me for asking basics but im quite new to visual c++ thats why.

1) You would have to call it explicitly. Why would you think otherwise?

2) You know the name of the file, not us. I don't really see why you need a CStringArray at all, but it could be a member of your view class.

3) ovidiucucu gave you links in post #3.

September 24th, 2012, 01:34 PM

tspga

Re: display data of text file in list view

i have to get the file name from open file dialog so i must call this function in either openfile or open document and then pass it on to this read function
and question 3 was asked after viewing those links i have viewed but you have not Q3 was about the things not mention in that link

September 24th, 2012, 02:00 PM

ovidiucucu

Re: display data of text file in list view

Is your application SDI, MDI or dialog-based?
Is your class which keeps the listview control derived from CListView or CListCtrl?

when i include header #include "cstringt.h" it says header file not found.

September 24th, 2012, 02:26 PM

tspga

Re: display data of text file in list view

yes it is SDI and windows explorer based, and has dialogs from menu
class CRightView : public CListView
yes this is the case.

September 24th, 2012, 02:27 PM

tspga

Re: display data of text file in list view

yes it is SDI and windows explorer based, and has dialogs from menu
class CRightView : public CListView
yes this is the case.

September 25th, 2012, 02:11 AM

ovidiucucu

Re: display data of text file in list view

Quote:

Originally Posted by tspga

CString str( arr.GetData() ); i tried this and getting errors [...]

This is wrong, and I just can guess your intention is to extract an element from an array (CStringArray).
For doing that, you have to use CStringArray methods GetAt, ElementAt, or operator [].

Quote:

Originally Posted by tspga

yes it is SDI and windows explorer based, and has dialogs from menu
class CRightView : public CListView
yes this is the case.

You should give such information from the beginning. Now, it's pretty clear what you want to accomplish.

Let's try to solve it, step by step!
Presume we have CDemoDocument and CDemoListView, derived from CDocument and CListView, respectively.
First, in document-view architecture it's good to keep data in the document class (the class derived from CDocument). To avoid a bi-dimensional array, I would like to suggest an array of strings, each element being a line read from a text file.
So, step 1: add a CStringArray member to CDemoDocument and a public method to retrieve in the CDemoListView class.